Zebra Plastic Card Printers.
Zebra Plastic Card Printers come in a variety of styles and price ranges, including single-sided printers, dual sided printers, and security printers
Healthy Solutions for Healthcare.
The healthcare industry benefits from barcoding. Barcoding enhances patient safety and operational efficiency.
Seagull Scientific Products
Seagull Scientific BarTender is an industry-leading label design and barcode software. Seagull Scientific also develops true Windows printer drivers for bar code and thermal printers.
MC 9190G
The Ability To Satisfy Your Company Software Requirements.
Wireless Broadband
The unrivalled Motorola portfolio of Point-to-Point (PTP), Point-to-Multipoint (PMP), and Mesh Wide Area Network (MWAN), WLAN and VoWLAN solutions make governments, enterprises, and service providers more agile by helping them deploy voice, video, and data applications right where they need them.
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
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Tuesday, 29 May 2012
QR Code Functionality Now Available in ActiveX!
For years, the process of enabling QR Code generation capability in ActiveX has been extremely complicated, and thus unavailable in IDAutomation ActiveX products. This has caused individuals to seek alternatives to barcode generation in environments where ActiveX would be preferred. The process for integrating alternative solutions can also be very complicated, however, which can leave customers wanting for a more flexible and easy-to-use solution.
After much hard work by our development staff, IDAutomation is pleased to announce that all ActiveX Components have been updated to include functionality for QR Code barcode generation. This high-demand update was released earlier this morning, and allows QR Code functionality in the following IDAutomation products:
- Linear + 2D Barcode ActiveX Control
- QR Code Font and Encoder Packages
- Universal 2D Barcode Font and Encoder Packages
Point of Sale News Features One Step Article on Mobile POS
The concept of retailers transitioning to mobile is a hot topic but will take some time to see implemented broadly. Check out the article for more information.
Read here: Mobile Up - Retail Cowboy
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Sunday, 27 May 2012
[White Paper] Six Biggest Challenges Retailers Face Today
The Six Biggest Challenges Retailers Face Today is One Step Retail Solutions most popular white paper made available as a free download.
This comprehensive white paper covers hot topics (including but not limited to) the current retail environment, overcoming challenges related to achieving growth and where to start... strategy, execution and resources.
We are hoping that you will avail yourself of the key information found in this popular white paper.
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Friday, 25 May 2012
Happy Memorial Day
We wanted to take a moment to wish you a happy and safe Memorial Day weekend! Retailers, do you have any activities, fun outings or promotions running this weekend?
Thursday, 24 May 2012
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TSC introduces rugged, economically priced Alpha-3R portable receipt printer
The Alpha-3R receipt printer draws on TSC’s 20 years of experience designing durable, economically priced label printers. It features a fast print speed of up to 4 ips, a lightweight, ergonomic design, and is compatible with any application requiring mobile on-demand receipt printing. With its IP54-rated environmental case, the Alpha-3R offers standard protection against dust and water. It also is protected by a rugged rubber over-mold case designed to keep the unit working normally even after a 5-foot drop. With the largest battery and paper-roll capacity of its class, the Alpha-3R will deliver the most productive and efficient service over a full day’s duty cycle. In addition, a media adjustment knob allows operators to quickly set the unit to handle different media widths.
The Alpha-3R prints on direct thermal receipt paper up to 3.15 inches (80 mm) wide, with a print area up to 2.83 inches wide (72 mm). The printer is ideally suited for numerous mobile field applications, including direct store delivery (DSD) route accounting, field service, traffic ticketing, and restaurant and kiosk point-of-sale systems, and also is compatible with a wide variety of other mobile devices.
Superior connectivity, ease of use
The Alpha-3R supports USB, optional serial, 802.11 b/g/n wireless and Bluetooth® interfaces, which enables it to easily communicate with a mobile computer or even a smart phone. Suspended from a convenient neck strap, the Alpha-3R can be worn and used comfortably for a full shift, while freeing the operator to perform other tasks.
‘Out of the box’ language-emulation support
Alpha-3R printers support the most popular mobile printer programming languages, "right out of the box," including CPCL, Eltron® and Zebra® languages, making it easy for users to develop a wide variety of printing applications.
Great warranty
Like all TSC printers, the Alpha-3R is backed by an industry-best two-year limited warranty. After the unit is programmed and enters the field, TSC provides worry-free support.
Applications
The compact, easy-to-operate Alpha-3R is designed to support a host of business applications, including: •Direct store deliveries (DSD)
•Field repair/installation
•Mobile point of sale
•Double-wall plastic construction with rubber over-mold case designed to withstand a 5-foot drop
•IP54-rated environmental case offering maximum dust and water resistance
•Three buttons for on/off, feed and cover open
•High-capacity 2500 mAh rechargeable Li-ion batteries
•USB interface (standard) •Bluetooth®, 802.11b/g/n or serial compatibility (optional)
•High-visibility buttons and indicators
•Simple paper installation
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
Barcodes and Beer, Hurray!
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Get Your POS in the Cloud
Exciting resources now available to retailers are mobile and cloud based point of sale. While this is an increasingly popular and an exciting advance, what does this make possible for the average retailer?
Mobile POS offers several benefits to retailers: Free up your staff to move about and interact freely with customers, eco-friendly and cost effective paperless receipts, expedite checkout, swift look-up of available stock and much more.
Cloud POS brings in a whole new level of remote management, centralizing and increasing the security of your system. No more worrying about scheduled backups!
We are proud to offer this one of a kind system, Teamwork Retail, a state of the art cloud based COMPLETE point of sale system.
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Monday, 21 May 2012
One Step Brings Mobile POS To Your Fingertips
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Cloud-Based Barcode Generation in Google Docs
Google Docs has quickly become one of the most useful free cloud-based services available today. Individuals and businesses alike utilize sharing capabilities between various user accounts, or share a common account to stay up-to-date on real-time changes as they occur. This can help to improve response time in a crisis, or just help streamline projects that involve input from a variety of people. As Google Docs continues to build its' user base, and as users find more and more reasons to take advantage of the cloud-based service, the need to generate barcodes is also growing.
The Native Barcode Generator for Google Docs is a special component that adds dynamic barcode capability to Google Docs without installing special fonts, DLLs or Plug-Ins. This technology enables users to easily share spreadsheets and documents with embedded barcode objects that all users can view and print. Complete Google Script source code is provided with the purchase for full customization. Generating barcodes with the Native Barcode Generator for Google Docs is easy, as the video tutorial below demonstrates:
Friday, 18 May 2012
Some Etsy Success Points Retailers Should Know About
Founded in 2005 Etsy has expanded from nothing to 12 million+ buyer accounts. Think Amazon meets your Grandma’s keepsakes + your friends awesome homemade projects. Etsy’s rise has relied upon word of mouth and smart marketing.
Things they do right:
6) They have had a blog that gets consistently updated by guest writers since 2005. In the beginning the posts were less frequent, now they commonly have 2 or 3 posts a day. All interesting to and useful to their followers.
This information was made available by the marketing team at One Step Retail Solutions, leading retail technology consultancy company. If you need help finding a system with customer relationship management capabilities, mobile POS, full inventory tracking and more contact Amy to set up a free consultation or call 818-543-4777 ext 4116
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Proof That Pinterest Drives Sales by FastCompany.com
Very interesting news to me is "Pinterest pins with pricing get 36% more likes than those without", make sense. Look through these informative graphics and check out the full article from Fast Company (link above).
Happy Pinning!
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Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Feature: Dan Jablons of Retail Smart Guys
If you were a retailer, what do you think your favorite part of your day would be? Opening the store.
If you were a retailer, what do you think your least favorite part of the day would be? Physical inventory
Do you have any hobbies? I am an actor as well as a consultant
How did you get into the industry and the focus on retail? My dad got me my first job in retail when I was 17. Have either serviced or participated in retail ever since.
In you could live anywhere in the world, where would you and why? I already live in Southern California, which I think is paradise. Really, I do!
Do you have any retail design favorites? Too many to mention
What do you think are retailers worst habits? Not analyzing the statistics in their business